Market Snapshot (Skill-Only, OpenClaw)

This skill is designed for OpenClaw/ClawHub bots that need a fast, low-friction market snapshot.

What This Skill Does

• - Calls a hosted market snapshot endpoint (/skills/market-snapshot) with one or more token queries.
• The API resolves tokens + fetches pricing/metadata server-side (backed by Jupiter Tokens V2 + Price V3).
• Emits a stable JSON object (no prose) so other agents/bots can parse it reliably.

What This Skill Will Not Do

• - It will not create or manage wallets.
• It will not request, store, or handle private keys / seed phrases.
• It will not execute swaps or provide "trade recommendations".

How To Use

When the user asks for prices, market snapshots, token metadata, or "what is X doing", run a snapshot.

Input formats supported:

• - Symbols: SOL, USDC, INLINECODE3
• Names: solana, INLINECODE5
• Mints: INLINECODE6

If multiple tokens are provided, resolve all of them and return a combined snapshot.

Data Sources (GET, No Headers Needed)

• - Market snapshot:

Examples (copy/paste):

• - Single token:

• - Multiple tokens (comma-separated, no spaces):

Notes:

• - web_fetch caches by URL. If the user explicitly needs "fresh right now" data, append a cache-buster query param like &_t=<unix> to the URL.
• Do not invent values. If a fetch fails, keep null fields and include an entry in warnings/errors.

Output Contract (Return JSON Only)

Return a single JSON object with this shape:

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Field rules:

• - as_of_unix: set to current Unix time when you finish assembling the response.
• INLINECODE16, mcap_usd, fdv_usd, and stats.* are populated from Tokens V2 search when present.
• INLINECODE20 and price_change_24h_pct are populated from Price V3 when present.
• INLINECODE22: non-fatal issues (missing price, ambiguous match, rate limits, etc).
• INLINECODE23: fatal issues that prevented a snapshot (e.g., all sources failed).

Implementation Notes For OpenClaw

• - Prefer the web_fetch tool for the endpoint, using extractMode=text so the body stays parseable as JSON.
• If web_fetch returns non-JSON content, retry once with a cache-buster (append &_t=<unix>).
• Keep the final response strictly JSON.